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The queen of the Amazons also known as Hippolyte.
Antiope was captured by Theseus and became his wife; when the Amazons came to rescue Antiope, she fought with Theseus so that she could stay with him rather than return to her home in Skythia (Scythia).
Antiope and Theseus had a son named Hippolytus; Antiope’s fate is uncertain but her son was denounced by Theseus’ second wife, Phaedra, and killed.
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